SMiniz is SM Entertainment’s new mobile game, similar to the popular game BTS Island. It’s a casual puzzle game where you match three items, and features cute, smaller versions of SM Entertainment artists like members of NCT, aespa, and RIIZE.
2026’s Lunar New Year is the Year of the Horse, and VALORANT is joining the festivities with a new bundle! Called Solarstride, it features three special weapons inspired by powerful horses and impressive gameplay.
ARAM Mayhem is receiving a big update with new Augment Sets, which will significantly boost your champion’s power. Here’s a complete guide to these Augment Sets, covering what they do and how to unlock them.
Riot Games has announced the upcoming changes to League of Legends (LoL) in the next update. The patch includes a significant overhaul of the champion Mel, improvements to Briar, and adjustments to Bel’Veth to make her stronger later in the game, along with many other updates. You can find the full details for patch 26.3 below.
Flamigo, the popular bird Pokémon from the recent Scarlet and Violet games, is now available in Pokémon GO! It might be tricky to find at first, but the game is increasing its appearance rate for a limited time to help players catch it.
According to The Sun, ITV News’ UK editor, Julie Etchingham, will present the show one day a week, although the specific day hasn’t been announced yet. She has filled in as a presenter on the show before, most recently when Richard Madeley was unavailable.
The show is inspired by Jef Geeraerts’s novel, The Alzheimer Case, and stars Patrick Dempsey (known from Grey’s Anatomy) as Angelo, a New Yorker leading a risky double life.
Okay, so the last update brought back Treasure Link, which was awesome! They also gave us some new packs, a cool new way to play called Link-Up, and a bunch of powerful Epic and Show Time cards. Everyone’s hoping this new update, v5.3.0, keeps things going strong, but it looks like we won’t be seeing Treasure Link or Selection Contracts this time around, which is a bit of a bummer.
It’s always great when a game developer pays attention to what players want. Highguard, a new team-based shooter, is doing exactly that – they’ve made the popular 5v5 game mode a permanent feature after initially offering it for a limited time.
Emma and Charlie playfully navigate wedding planning, struggling to write their vows and even learn how to dance. Emma sweetly admits Charlie is her first crush and first love – it’s a truly adorable moment!